Text 60] Prahlāda, the Best Among Exalted Devotees
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yoginām api sarveṣāṁ mad-gatenāntarātmanā śraddhāvān bhajate yo māṁ sa me yuktatamo mataḥ
“Of all  yogīs , he who always abides in Me with great faith, worshiping Me in transcendental loving service, is most intimately united with Me in  yoga  and is the highest of all.” The actual purpose of mystic  yoga  is to concentrate one’s attention fully on the Personality of Godhead, Kṛṣṇa, and always think of Him ( mad-gatenāntarātmanā ). To attain such perfection, one must undergo a certain process— haṭha-yoga —and through this  yoga  system the practitioner achieves some uncommon mystic power. The  asuras , however, instead of becoming devotees of Kṛṣṇa, utilize this mystic power for their personal sense gratification. Maya Dānava, for example, is mentioned here as  mahā-yogī , a great mystic, but his business was to help the  asuras . Nowadays we are actually seeing that there are some  yogīs  who cater to the senses of materialists, and there are imposters who advertise themselves as God. Maya Dānava was such a person, a god among the demons, and he could perform some wonderful feats, one of which is described here: he made a well filled with nectar and dipped the  asuras  into that nectarean well. This nectar was known as  mṛta-sanjīvayitari , for it could bring a dead body to life.  Mṛta-sanjīvayitari  is also an Āyur-vedic preparation. It is a kind of liquor that invigorates even a person on the verge of death.
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सिद्धामृतरसस्गृधा वज्रसारा महौजसः । उत्तस्धुर्मेघदलना वैद्युता इव वह्नयः ॥६०॥
siddhāmṛta-rasa-spṛṣṭā vajra-sārā mahaujasaḥ uttasthur megha-dalanā vaidyutā iva vahnayaḥ
siddha-amṛta-rasa-spṛṣṭāḥ —the demons, thus being touched by the powerful mystic nectarean liquid;  vajra-sārāḥ —their bodies becoming invincible to thunderbolts;  mahā-ojasaḥ —being extremely strong;